Known for his commitment to the community, Dennis Smith oversaw countless revitalization projects and obtained millions of dollars in grant funding. He served as the executive director of the …

As Patchogue prepares for its 77th annual Fourth of July parade, with this year’s theme being “Stars, Stripes & Trailblazers,” the celebrated yearly tradition will honor a local …

Rainbow flags, confetti, and bubbles covered Main Street in Patchogue as local organizations marched for the third annual Patchogue Pride Parade on June 8. Hundreds of people from groups …

Sometimes, it takes a sunny day with lunch on a pretty restaurant porch to come up with solutions. The Ho-Hum Beach issue has been resolved with the Town of Brookhaven. “We had a …

The popular three-day event will take place from Friday, June 20 through Sunday, June 22, on the front lawn of the church with food, pastries, and Greek traditions. St. John’s Greek Festival …

Plans for what would be the Village of Patchogue’s first hotel in years will get a hearing by the village’s planning board later this month. The public will get a chance to express …

For many, Memorial Day weekend signals the beginning of summer, and many boat owners are taking their maiden voyage for the season. To mark the occasion, Fr. Kevin Smith from Our Lady of the …

By Gary Haber The 1970s was the decade when female performers like Carole King, Carly Simon and Linda Ronstadt topped the charts and were a constant presence on the radio. Fans will be able …

In honor of Mother’s Day, we not only want to celebrate the women who give so much to everyone else, but also remind them that their health matters, too. While moms often put their families …

In 1973, by decree of then mayor John Lindsay, one block of 46th Street in Manhattan became known as Restaurant Row. But in Patchogue, few people venture even one block off Main Street for a good …

Patchogue’s thriving downtown is about to get several new businesses. Two existing businesses are also planning changes. Main Street Apothecary plans to open at 20 E. Main Street, offering …

The Patchogue-Medford High School Hall of Fame welcomed its eighth class of inductees—nine individuals and the 1925 Patchogue High School boys varsity basketball team—at a dinner and …

The Village of Patchogue Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting their first Memorial Pickleball Tournament in honor of Marcia Chaskin. Alan Chaskin, the organizer of the tournament and …

If you live in Patchogue, you know Mike Cirigliano. From his work as board president at GiGi’s Playhouse Long Island to his role as chair of the Greater Patchogue Chamber of …

Patchogue’s third annual Pride Parade will take place on Sunday, June 8 at noon. The parade will run down Main Street from Route 112 west towards Blue Point. “Imagine a Patchogue …

There’s quite a buzz surrounding Patchogue-Medford High School’s baseball program this spring, with the addition of pitching phenom Jayden Stroman. Stroman, a senior committed to …

The Patchogue Farmers Market will be back on Sundays starting June 8 through Oct. 12, and it promises to be better than ever, with many new vendors, a full schedule of live entertainment, pet …

Tax levy would be $17.71 per $100 of assessed value By Gary Haber Village of Patchogue residents would see a property tax levy of $11.6 million, a 1.9 percent increase, for the fiscal …

Patchogue’s St. Patrick’s Day parade on Sunday featured tributes to the late Joe Keyes, a longtime Patchogue Village trustee. Keyes, who died March 11 at age 73, was named parade …

Earlier this month, at the age of 73, Joseph Keyes suffered a heart attack and then suffered another while at NYU Langone Hospital in Patchogue. He died on Monday, March 10. Keyes, Brooklyn …